Featured links from the CNET Blog Network--July 26
      




Apple financials reconfirm dominance -- If there's a major iPod update in time for holiday 2007, I could easily see sales of iTunes-enabled music players cresting 150 million by year's end--and they just passed 100 million in April.


Cheap hosting and free speech -- A list of Web host providers committed to free speech and allegedly will not drop clients over controversy.        


HD Radio - what's the holdup? -- iBiquity is the developer and exclusive licensor of digital radio technology in the U.S. What has taken so long to get this technology to consumers? Europe had it over a decade ago. What's the holdup?      


Ten commandments for Ubuntu --Ubuntu has a strong future, but not as a clone of RHEL or SUSE.  Rather, Ubuntu's success stems from its unique community.  That community must work hard to maintain its competitive differentiation, and not become just like everyone else.      


Another $100 PC... or is it? -- In spite of the meaningless "$99" price point, the Zonbu desktop is an interesting product. It's certainly faster and more capable than any machine you could buy 15 years ago, and people got a lot of work done on those machines.            

      

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